Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-26, Page 10PAGE 10—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY MAY 21 1977
the
BAYFIELD..bugle
Soccer club has
successful drive "
The Bayfield Minor Soccer
reported a worthwhile
weekend and one that pleased
them very much.
The boys held a pop and
beer bottle drive on Saturday
and realized $93 from their
venture - plus a $12 donation,
making a dotal of $105
collected during the weekend.
The boys extend a very
special thank you to Haugh
Equipment in Brucefield for
the use of their truck; to Ed
and Marg Gale of the Tank
and Tummy Restaurant; to
Jack Merner of Merners
Garage,; to Scotty's Store of
Drysdale and to McAsh's of
Varna for their very kind
acceptance of the bottles
collected.
They also said thanks to all
who donated bottles to help
them make their drive such a
successful one. To those who
supported the Minor Soccer,
you will be pleased to learn
that the boys won their first
match of the season, Thur-
sday last in Goderich, beating
Goderich 6 to 2 in a very well
played game.
The little fellows practise
tonight (Thurs.) at 6:30 p.m.
in preparation for a good
match with another club in
the near future. They will be
sporting the Tank and
Tummy shirts.
In order to earn a few more
dollars for their coffers, the
boys have agreed to clean-up
Clan Gregor, Square and are
asked to meet there at 10 a.m.
on June 11.
Rummage sale planned
Mrs. Gail Grant, .who is the
convenor of the Annual
Pioneer Park Rummage Sale
called to say that they are
planning their Sale for the
second Friday evening in
July, which is July 8.
They are asking that
everyone save their used
furniture; shoes, household
items; books, plants etc. etc.
etc., and donate them to the
Rummage Sale.
This Sale is the only fund-
raising activity during the
year and goes towards the
upkeep and maintenance of
Pioneer Park.
Village social notes
Best wishes to Miss Nancy
Fawcett, who is now residing
in Calgary, Alberta and is
employed as a data
processing operator.
One thing that Holiday
Weekends bring is the chance
to sit in the sun and relax and
oft times, one sits far too long
as happened to your neigh-
bour this past weekend. A
dreadful sunburn resulted,
with a rather "queezy"
stomach and as the result,
there was very little news
gathered. For this I offer -my
very sincerest apologies.
Miss Bonnie Stewart, RR 2,
Ripley was a Victoria Day
weekend guest of her
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. E.W.
Erickson, Andrew, Luanne
and Lydia and accompanied
them for a weekend in Port
Huron, Mich. Also joining the
family as Bonnie's guest was
Miss Laurie Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs.. Bruce
Aberhart and Bob, Corunna;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Aberhart
and Bill Jr. of Sarnia were at
the Aberhart Cottage for the
holiday weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F.
Sturgeon, Jeff and Rollie of
Orangeville were at their
home in the Village for the
long weekend and also called
on his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack B. Sturgeon and brother
Andrew.
Mrs. Milvena Erickson
visited her sister Mrs. Norma
Stewart RR 2 Ripley, and
accompanied her to Owen
Sound last Wednesday.
Best wishes to Kelso Fit-
zsimmons, who was injured
in an accident at Dominion
Roads Machinery Company
in Goderich last Friday.
By Nina Haw
Mr. Wm. Vrieze of Oakville
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Dalton Smith on the weekend.
He was accompanied home
by his wife Janet and little
Billie who have spent' two
weeks with Janet's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Scotchmer Robert, Lori and
Carolyn of Chatham were. at
their home in the village on
the weekend. The former's
mother, Mrs. Greta Scot-
chmer spent the weekend
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt,
Ronald and Timmie of
Woodstock were at their
home in the village.
Mrs. M. Gray of Toronto,
Mrs. Burt's mother, was their
guest for the weekend, also"
_ their daughter Miss Jo -Anne
Burt of Toronto and Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Smith and baby
Dean of Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pounder
and Krystie also Shane were
with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder.
Miss Mary Pounder,
Toronto was also home for the
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt
and family were guests of
Mrs: Peggy Morley.
The young couples all at-
tended the dance at the
Arena.
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READY FOR SALE NOW
A wide variety of flower
and vegetable plants.
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The Lioness Club of Bayfield tried out the new playground equipment recently donated to
the village, and placed in Clan Gregor Square. Incoming president Carolyn Snell, left,
tries the horse, while Ruthann Knights tries the Zebra. Waiting their turn are Lydia
Erickson, Kelly Knights, Luanne Erickson and Debbie Siertsema. (photo by Milvena
Erickson)
On Friday, Mr. and Mrs.
W.C. Parker, Jennifer and
Charlie also Larry Riggs
London were with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Parker, and the
boys stayed for the weekend.
Mrs. Hobson of Clinton and
her son Oliver and two
children from Quebec visited
on the weekend in the Wm.
Parker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker
visited in Ottawa for a few
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Morley Coleman. They
sat in Parliament as guests of
Robert McKinley, who. is
Fern's nephew. This was
'one' of the highlights during
their visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Claudia, London, were at
their cottage here and guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lynn
and Debora of Etobicoke
were at their home on the
Terrace on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Brown and two boys from
Toronto, and Mr. Frank
Gerachi of Windsor were
guests. Also with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Lynn were the
latter's brother and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard
of Holiday, Florida, who
spent a few days here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Ludlow of Mississauga
visited in the same home.
Miss Winnifred and' Julia
Armstrong are home with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sankster
and Beth of Toronto were
guests on the weekend in the
W. D. Armstrong home.
Mr. Dwight Nelson of
Barrie, who was student
minister at Knox
Presbyterian Church last
summer, conducted services
here on Sunday and expects
to be here again next Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Paton from
Knox College, Toronto, then
plan on being hereto take the
services for tate summer.
Mrs. Laura Du, Veulle of
Stratford was a recent guest
with Mrs. Jean Campbell.
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pillage, Social personal notes
Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer
and Christine of Weston and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Latimer of
Downsview are visiting with
Mrs. Ethel Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Latimer were at their home
on Howard St.
Miss Ella McKay, Alma
Bassett and Barbara
Mathews of Goderich spent a
day recently with Mrs. Jessie
Blair. Also visiting Jessie was
Mrs. Mary Weston of Blue
Water Nursing Home, Zurich.
The Ormond families have
been visiting their father, Mr.
H. H. Ormond who plans on
taking up residence in Anne
Arbor, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Beatty,
Kitchener, were at their
cottage on the weekend.
We are pleased to see
Canon F. H. Paull of Bran-
tford back in our village
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heard,
Stratford, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Heard, Bill
and N. Haw on Wednesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Weston has
sold her home on Main St.
Mr. and Mrs: Ed Strang of
Vancouver visited recently
with Mrs. Elva Metcalf.
Callers in the same home
were Mr. and Mrs. Sydney
Whiteman of Toronto. The
latter couple had never been
in Bayfield before and were
greatly impressed with our
beautiful village.
Sale successful
The bake sale held on the
lawn of Dawna Weestlake's
home on Saturday was a very
successful one. A pleasing
amount was received for
homemade baking sold at the
tables.
The ladies of St. Andrew's
United Church are very
grateful to all who patronized
their sale and to all who
helped to make it such a
success.
Mr., and Mrs. Rick
Westlake and a friend were
visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake on
the weekend.
A very happy social
gathering was spent at
MacKay Hall, Goderich, on
Wednesday evening when the
Ever Young Sr. Citizens of
Bayfield were entertained by
the Goderich Sr. Citizens.
A program and progressive
euchre was enjoyed by all. A
delicious lunch was served.
The members are looking
forward to their bus trip on
Wednesday, May 25th.
We are again reminded of
the Pot Luck'' lunch when the
3M's meet in the basement of
St. Andrew's United Church
on Thursday at 8:30 with Mr.
Gregg, Director of Training
at the Blue Water Centre, as
guest speaker.
On Sunday Mrs. Raymond
Scotchmer very capably
presided at the organ during
service at the United Church
due to the absence of Mrs.
Molly Cox.
The congregation greatly
enjoyed the anthem
"Whispering Hope" rendered
by the clidir. their children and grand -
Our thoughts are with Mrs. children are at their cottage.
Reddoch during these hot Mr. and Mrs. Pongracz of
days. Many good wishes are Grosse Pointe City,
going her way for a speedy Michigan, are at their cot -
recovery from her accident. tage.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevie Scotch- Mr. and Mrs. John Hayman
mer, Jody "and Molly of se
and family, Belleville, are at
Catharines visited with their cottage in the Ronethroy
relatives here on the area (Poths).
weekend. . Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Foyston
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Meagen and Courtney,
Toronto, visited on the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Le Beau.
Bob and Joan Cluff, Rob
and Terra of London were at
their cottage for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Fraser
are residing in one of the
Ronethroy cottages (Poths)
while building their home on
the former Thompson
property. Mr. Fraser is a
descendant of the Thomp-
sons.
Mrs. Ronald Poth, Don
Mills, visited with the
Frasers and Michael and
Gary with their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Poth
next door.
Ronald Poth was attending
the car races at Mosport.
Mr. and Mrs. John
McKenzie of Windsor, and
daughter Mrs.. D. Soper of
Ottawa were at their cottage
on the weekend.
Mr. Kelso Fitzsimons was
injured in an Industrial ac-
cident
on Friday at Goderich
and is in intensive care in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital. Our best
wishes are with Kelso.
Mr. and Mrs. John $
Pongracz of London spent the,
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Fitzsimons.
Mrs. Sylvia Smale, London,
was with the Fitzsimons
family on the weekend.
Darlene and Laura visited
on Sunday, and they also
visited Kelso at "the hospital.
Darlene remained 'till
Monday.
Other visitors from London
were Bob Logan and Linda
Hudson.
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Sun. 12 noon - 10 p.m.
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Open
Saturdays and Sundays
12 noon - 6 p.m.
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Wednesday, 9-12:10 p.m.'
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Sunday, 12-6 p.m.
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